Fleet Report — complete guide

To make a Fleet Report for an EVE Online fleet that has already flown, paste its pilots in the Capsuleers.App Fleet Report, one name per line, set the time window in EVE time and press «Generate». The tool reads every killmail those pilots appear on in the window and computes the report as a preview; nothing is saved until you ask for a link with «Save & get link». Quick presets go from the last hour to the last 24 hours, or you can fill From and To by hand. Names are resolved to characters through ESI, and any that do not match are listed above the result. No account is needed to generate, save or read a report.

How to use it

1. 1Keep «Past fleet» selected.
2. 2Paste the pilots in «Pilots», one per line.
3. 3Pick a quick preset (Last 1h to Last 24h) or fill From and To in EVE time.
4. 4Press «Generate», check the preview, then «Save & get link».

Tip Names that do not resolve to a character are listed above the result: usually a typo or a renamed pilot.

The scoreboard is the first thing on a saved Capsuleers.App Fleet Report and shows who won the fight: the fleet against everyone it fought, with the ISK destroyed by each side, the duration and a bar with each side's share of the ISK destroyed. Five numbers follow: kills, losses, ISK efficiency, number of battles and the most valuable kill. The header names the system where most kills happened. All of it is computed from the killmails of the pilots in the report, so it is as public as the killboard they come from.

How to use it

1. 1Open a saved report: the scoreboard is the first thing on the page.

The Sides section of the Fleet Report shows who was on the field: one card per side — the fleet, the enemies and any third parties — with pilots, ISK destroyed, efficiency and the ships fielded, drawn with the overview icons. Lost ships are marked in red. You can switch between ship classes and individual hulls, open a line at the bottom of a card to see the side's alliances and corporations, and copy a side's composition as text, counted the same way as in the Battle Report.

How to use it

1. 1Scroll to «Sides».
2. 2Use «Classes» and «Hulls» to change the grouping.
3. 3«Copy composition» copies pilots and hulls of that side, counted the same way as the Battle Report.
4. 4Open the line at the bottom of a card to see its alliances and corporations.

The Fleet pilots section of the Fleet Report ranks every pilot of the fleet, with a bar for kills, damage or losses, so you can tell who did the damage and who lost ships. Each pilot shows the ships they flew, reships included. Pilots who joined later are marked, and pilots on your list who never appear on any killmail are counted at the bottom instead of being silently dropped.

How to use it

1. 1Scroll to «Fleet pilots».
2. 2Sort by «Kills», «Damage» or «Losses».

Composition over time shows which hulls a fleet flew, minute by minute: a chart of how many pilots flew each hull, with losses marked on it. Below it, every hull with its peak, pilot hours and share, and the list of ship changes — swaps and reships after a loss. It exists only for fleets recorded by the Fleet Tracker in Fleet Ops, and only pilots who were in that fleet can see it, because it reveals the doctrine.

How to use it

1. 1Track the fleet with the Fleet Tracker in Fleet Ops.
2. 2Open the report and scroll to «Composition over time».
3. 3Hover the chart to read the composition at that minute.

Anyone with the link can open a saved Fleet Report: scoreboard, battles, sides, kills and losses, pilots and rhythm are public, like the killmails they come from. Composition over time and participation describe the fleet from the inside, so only pilots who were in that fleet see them, after logging in with EVE; everyone else sees a lock. Use «Share» at the top of the report to copy the link.

How to use it

1. 1Use «Share» at the top of a saved report to copy the link.
2. 2Log in with EVE to see the private sections of a fleet you were in.